후궁에게도 보석을 건넸던 마음씨, 왜 공혜왕후는 일찍 떠나야 했나
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[Nineteen, The Queen of Joseon Who Worried of Others Even in the Face of Death]
Queen Gonghye, who passed away at the tender age of nineteen, just five years after becoming the Mother of the Nation of Joseon.
Born the daughter of Han Myeong-hoe, the most powerful figure of her time, she married at twelve and became the Queen of Joseon at thirteen.
She served her strict mother-in-law, Queen Insu, and her three elders of the royal family with utmost filial piety,
and demonstrated such deep maturity and patience that she personally presented clothes and jewelry to her concubines.
A woman who, even in her dying moments, worried not about her own life, but about the well-being of her parents, who had abstained from food and drink for days, and about her filial duty to her elders.
Check out now the 19-year life of Queen Gonghye—the shortest yet most intense in the history of the Joseon royal family—and the unique historical backstories surrounding Sunneung in Paju.
Hidden truths within history that textbooks and media do not tell.
[That Day in the Past] presents them in depth, based on 100% actual historical records. The human anguish and choices that remain unchanged over time. Listen comfortably, just like listening to a radio.
⏱️ Video Timeline
00:00 | Nineteen, the Queen Who Worried of Others Even in the Face of Death
00:36 | Han Myeong-hoe's Fourth Daughter: A Child Born in the Center of Power
01:14 | Marriage at Twelve and Becoming the Queen of Joseon at Thirteen
02:00 | Strict Palace Life: The Wisdom of the Young Queen Who Served the Three Halls
02:48 | The Queen's Patience and Choice in Gifting Clothes and Jewels to Concubines
03:42 | The Approach of Illness and King Seongjong's Deep Affection
04:30 | A Will and Passing That Concerned for Parents Until the Last Moment
05:40 | The Difference Between the Older Sister Queen Jangsun's Gongneung and the Younger Sister Queen Gonghye's Sunneung
06:40 | 15th Century Clothes and 17th Century Faces: The Secrets Behind the Stone Statues at Sunneung
07:38 | After the Death of Queen Gonghye, and the Questions Posed to Us
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후궁에게도 보석을 건넸던 마음씨, 왜 공혜왕후는 일찍 떠나야 했나
예전그날
1,365 views
[Nineteen, The Queen of Joseon Who Worried of Others Even in the Face of Death]
Queen Gonghye, who passed away at the tender age of nineteen, just five years after becoming the Mother of the Nation of Joseon.
Born the daughter of Han Myeong-hoe, the most powerful figure of her time, she married at twelve and became the Queen of Joseon at thirteen.
She served her strict mother-in-law, Queen Insu, and her three elders of the royal family with utmost filial piety,
and demonstrated such deep maturity and patience that she personally presented clothes and jewelry to her concubines.
A woman who, even in her dying moments, worried not about her own life, but about the well-being of her parents, who had abstained from food and drink for days, and about her filial duty to her elders.
Check out now the 19-year life of Queen Gonghye—the shortest yet most intense in the history of the Joseon royal family—and the unique historical backstories surrounding Sunneung in Paju.
Hidden truths within history that textbooks and media do not tell.
[That Day in the Past] presents them in depth, based on 100% actual historical records. The human anguish and choices that remain unchanged over time. Listen comfortably, just like listening to a radio.
⏱️ Video Timeline
00:00 | Nineteen, the Queen Who Worried of Others Even in the Face of Death
00:36 | Han Myeong-hoe's Fourth Daughter: A Child Born in the Center of Power
01:14 | Marriage at Twelve and Becoming the Queen of Joseon at Thirteen
02:00 | Strict Palace Life: The Wisdom of the Young Queen Who Served the Three Halls
02:48 | The Queen's Patience and Choice in Gifting Clothes and Jewels to Concubines
03:42 | The Approach of Illness and King Seongjong's Deep Affection
04:30 | A Will and Passing That Concerned for Parents Until the Last Moment
05:40 | The Difference Between the Older Sister Queen Jangsun's Gongneung and the Younger Sister Queen Gonghye's Sunneung
06:40 | 15th Century Clothes and 17th Century Faces: The Secrets Behind the Stone Statues at Sunneung
07:38 | After the Death of Queen Gonghye, and the Questions Posed to Us
📌 100% Official History Stories, No Fiction or Unofficial Histories
📌 Unearthing Hidden Historical Facts Beyond Textbooks
📌 A Humanities Audiobook You'll Get Engaged In
📩 Business Inquiries: vipheesu0006@gmail.com
Subscribing and liking are a great source of strength as we search for the next historical records.
#QueenGonghye #HanMyeonghoe #KingSeongjong #QueenInsu #JoseonRoyalFamily #HistoryOfTheJoseonDynasty #PajuSamneung #Sunneung #JoseonQueen #KoreanHistory #HistoryStorytelling #DeposedQueenYun #JoseonHistory #HistoryDocumentary #JoseonDynasty